Fascist Modi afraid of ‘cockroaches’: K. Prakash Babu
K. Prakash Babu of the Communist Party of India criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for blocking a satire account that protested his remarks about unemployed youth. He accused Modi of cowardice and claimed that the Prime Minister is prioritizing American interests over the needs of Indian workers. Babu also expressed concerns about the state of democracy and citizenship policies in India under Modi's leadership.
- ▪K. Prakash Babu launched a sharp attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi for blocking a satire account.
- ▪He accused Modi of serving American imperialist interests and neglecting poor workers in India.
- ▪Babu criticized Modi for walking away from a question posed by a journalist, claiming it insulted the people of India.
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K. Prakash Babu, a Central Secretariat member of the Communist Party of India (CPI), on Friday launched a sharp attack on Prime Minister Narendra Modi, accusing him of cowardice for blocking the X account of a digital satire collective named “Cockroach Janata Party.” The collective had emerged online to protest remarks likening unemployed youth in the country to “cockroaches.”By shutting down the account, Mr. Modi has “proved himself to be a coward,” Mr. Prakash Babu said. He was speaking while inaugurating the 90th anniversary celebrations of a May Day rally and the observance of S.A.
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